Chris Blackstock
About Chris Blackstock
Chris Blackstock is a Sr Business Assistant at TELUS in Canada with a background in business analysis, billing, and customer service.
Current Roles at TELUS
Chris Blackstock currently serves as a Sr Business Assistant at TELUS in Canada and also holds the position of Business Analyst II in Toronto, Ontario. These roles reflect his diverse skill set and adaptability within the organization.
TELUS Career Progression
Chris Blackstock has built an extensive career at TELUS, spanning multiple roles since 2011. He began as a Client Account Management Rep in Barrie, Ontario (2011-2013). He then moved into the Early Fraud Prevention Team/Leadership Program (2013-2015) before taking on the role of Business Analyst in Ontario (2015-2017). From 2019 to 2020, he served as both a Customer Service Representative in Barrie and as a Billing Analyst II in Toronto. His progression demonstrates his capability across various departments and responsibilities.
Educational Background
Chris Blackstock holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from Georgian College. Additionally, he studied Advertising at both Georgian College and Thompson Rivers University from 2004 to 2007. This educational foundation has equipped him with critical business and advertising knowledge, aiding his professional roles.
Professional Skills and Contributions
Throughout his career, Chris Blackstock has developed and implemented sales incentive strategies for global contact centers and analyzed sales results for TELUS's Executive Leadership Team (ELT). He has also created and managed Restricted Stock Unit (RSU) compensation strategies. His skills include strong presentation, organizational, critical thinking, and interpersonal abilities. Known for effectively motivating, communicating, and listening within team settings, he proactively accommodates change and resolves issues to meet challenging goals.
Previous Leadership Experience
Before his tenure at TELUS, Chris Blackstock worked at CIM as a Team Lead from 2009 to 2011. This role involved leading teams and gaining valuable leadership experience that would benefit his subsequent positions at TELUS.